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Linea 1: {{Pagina non annexa}} '''''Forma administrationis''''' est terminus qui spectat ad institutiones civiles a quibus administratio cuiusvis civitatis ordinatur ut suas potentates super communitatem civilem contendat.<ref>http://assets.cambridge.org/052184/3162/excerpt/0521843162_excerpt.pdf Kopstein et Lichbach [[2005]].</ref> Vocabula idem significantia comprehendunt ''typus regiminis'' et ''formula gubernationis.'' Haec definitio est vera etsi administratio non potest suam potestatem contendere, quia administratio defecta iam est genus administrationis. [[Ecclesia]]e, societates, sodalitates, et aliae res non civiles habent formas administrationis, sed hic commentarius solum formam civitatum disserit. Line 8 ⟶ 9: * [[Libya]] est ''[[yamahiriya]],'' [[respublica vulgi]]. * Sunt triginta tres [[regna]] in mundo, sed solum duodeviginti Anglice ''kingdoms'' nominata. Alia quindecim sunt [[regna]] quoque, sed Anglice ''realms'' nominata. [[Iordania]] est diserte nominata "Hashemitum Iordaniae Regnum," et Britannia rite est [[Britanniarum Regnum]]. * [[Andorra]], [[Lichtenstenum]], et [[Monoecus]] unusquisque sunt [[principatus]]. * Vocabulum "[[res publica]]" ab 132 civitatibus in suis nominibus publicis adhibetur. Plurimae enumerant reipublicae genus: [[Sina]] est nominata "[[respublica hominum]]" (Anglice: ''people's republic''); [[Respublica Populi Democratica Coreae\|Corea Septentrionalis]], "[[popularis hominum respublica]]" (''democratic people's republic''); [[Aegyptus]] et [[Syria]], "[[respublica Arabica\|respublicae Arabicae]]" (''Arab republics''); [[Guyana]], "[[respublica adiuvans]]" (''cooperative republic''); [[Algeria]], "[[popularis hominum respublica]]" (''democratic and popular republic''), [[Vietnamia]] "[[respublica socialista]]" (''socialist republic''), [[Sri Lanca]] "popularis respublica socialista" (''democratic socialist republic''). * Civitates quae volunt pronuntiare suas provincias habere nonnullam libertatem seorsum a sede imperii diserte sic adfirmant: [[Germania]] et [[Nigeria]] sunt unaquisque [[respublica foederalis]]; [[Aethiopia]], [[respublica foederalis et popularis]]; [[Insulae Comorianae]], [[respublica foederalis et Islamica]]; [[Brasilia]], [[respublica foederativa]]. Nomen aliquando secernit unam civitatem ab alia; exempli gratia, nomen [[Prior Yugoslavica Respublica Macedoniana]] indicat disiunctionem inter hanc civitatem et vicinam [[Macedonia Graeca\|Macedoniam]], provinciam [[Graecia\|Graecam]].<!-- Government ideology is also a common signifier appended to "republic". Besides the Comoros, four other nations specifically dictate that they are Islamic republics. Asian nations influenced by [[Maoism]] may emphasize their belief system by specifying the [[People]] as a whole in their official names: [[Laos]] is a people's democratic republic, and [[Bangladesh]] and [[Sina]] sunt people's republics. [[Vietnamia]] is a socialist republic.--> Line 58 ⟶ 59: == Vide etiam == * [[Administratio comparativa]] * [[Index civitatum ab administrationis formula nominatarum]] * [[Index formae administrationis]] * [[Index civitatum in Unione Europaea ab administrationis formula nominatarum]] * [[Res civiles]] == Nota == Line 68 ⟶ 69: == Fontes == * Carolus Boix. [[2003]]. ''Democracy and Redistribution.'' [[Novum Eboracum\|Novi Eboraci]]: Cambridge University Press. * Bunce, Valerie. [[2003]]. "Rethinking Recent Democratization: Lessons from the Postcommunist Experience." ''World Politics'' 55(2):167–192. * Iosephus M. Colomer. [[2003]]. ''Political Institutions.'' [[Oxonia]]e: Oxford University Press. * Dahl, Robertus. [[1971]]. ''[[Polyarchy]].'' Yale University Press. * Heritage, Andrew, ed. [[2000]]. ''World Desk Reference.'' * Kopstein, Jeffrey, et Mark Lichbach, eds. [[2005]]. ''Comparative Politics: Interests, Identities, and Institutions in a Changing Global Order.'' 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Berkeley: University of California. * O’Donnell, Guillermus, Philippus C. Schmitter, et Laurentius Whitehead, eds. [[Anno?]] ''Transitions from Authoritarian Rule: comparative Perspectives.'' Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. * Przeworski, Adam. [[1992]]. ''Democracy and the Market: Political and Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe and Latin America.'' New York: Cambridge University Press. * Przeworski, Adam, Michael Alvarez, Iosephus Cheibub, et Fernandus Limongi. [[2000]]. ''Democracy and Development: Political Institutions and Well Being in the World, 1950-1990.'' New York: Cambridge University Press. * Shugart, Mathaeus, et Ioannes M. Carey. [[1992]]. ''Presidents and Assemblies: Constitutional Design and Electoral Dynamics.'' New York, Cambridge University Press. * [[Taagepera, Rein]], et Matthaeus Shugart. [[1989]]. ''Seats and Votes: The Effects and Determinants of Electoral Systems.'' Yale University Press. == Nexus externi == Line 92 ⟶ 93: * [http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/othergov.htm Other classifications examples from Historical Atlas of the 20th Century] * http://stutzfamily.com/mrstutz/WorldAffairs/typesofgovt.html {{Link FA\|ca}}▼ [[Categoria:Formae administrationis]] [[Categoria:Institutiones gubernationis]] [[Categoria:Termini de rebus civilibus]] ▲{{Link FA\|ca}} [[bg:Форма на държавно управление]]

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